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hmm tjaa der har jo været en del med at Kina laver kopier af næsten alt hardware de kan komme i nærheden af.
#1 silencio
Synes nu nærmere det ligner at kortene faktisk ER kopieret.
Dette baserer jeg på at normalt ville udtalelsen være at det ikke passede at kortene brugte en 9550 GPU, men her indrømmer de faktisk at der er falske kort i omløb som de ikke selv har produceret. Selvfølgelig det kan være du har ret, men tror nu stadigvæk på at kortene er falske :)
Arrow
Synes nu nærmere det ligner at kortene faktisk ER kopieret.
Dette baserer jeg på at normalt ville udtalelsen være at det ikke passede at kortene brugte en 9550 GPU, men her indrømmer de faktisk at der er falske kort i omløb som de ikke selv har produceret. Selvfølgelig det kan være du har ret, men tror nu stadigvæk på at kortene er falske :)
Arrow
ja hvad kan man ikke få af kopi varer i udlandet?
se bare på tøj kopier de er overalt i udlandet og du finder ikke noget orginalt! elektronik mærker er der også en del kopier af har selv nogen nogen er noget lort andre er lige så gode som de orginale så jeg tror også fuldt ud på at de ikke selv har lavet dem
se bare på tøj kopier de er overalt i udlandet og du finder ikke noget orginalt! elektronik mærker er der også en del kopier af har selv nogen nogen er noget lort andre er lige så gode som de orginale så jeg tror også fuldt ud på at de ikke selv har lavet dem
Jeg vil i dag undersøge sagen lidt nærmere.. da jeg arbejder ved en dansk importør af netop disse kort, og fra Tul. jeg mener vi har nogen på lager, og det skal ikke tage mig langtid at pille køleren af en af dem.
later
later
Jeg har snakket med Tul i dag.. og deres officielle udmelding er følgende:
(vi havde desværre ingen på lager, så jeg kan ikke afkræfte eller bekræfte noget)
TUL’s Official Statement on the Subject of Forged PowerColor RADEON 9600 PRO
TAIPEI, TAIWAN (19 October, 2004) – Tul Corporation is hereby declaring that it holds no responsibilities of manufacturing and supplying the forged PowerColor RADEON 9600 PRO graphics cards, found in market earlier this month. Furthermore, Tul has already announced the discontinuation of the product – PowerColor RADEON 9600 PRO 128MB available in 400/600MHz – around Computex Taipei back in June this year.
A few graphics cards, under the PowerColor brand name that contained conflicting ATI processors, were surprisingly found available in a retail store. With the fact that Tul has discontinued the PowerColor RADEON 9600 PRO 128MB in 400/600MHz, which announcement also being posted on Tul’s official website for four months by now, Tul suspects the occurrences of false usages and sales of PowerColor products by unknown parties. Ted Chen, C.E.O. of Tul Corporation, stated, “The forgery act not only jeopardizes Tul’s credibility to its customers and Tul’s relationship to the channels, it also drives the VGA industry to an unhealthy condition.”
To prevent possible forgery in the future, Tul immediately initiated actions that include sending out warnings to its closed partners, posting an important announcement on the website to its end customers, as well as distributing an official statement to the press worldwide. Moreover, Tul is in the process of originating a laser sticker on its upcoming packages so that customers can recognize the genuine PowerColor products upon purchase.
“As unpleasant as the matter is, our precautions are very essential, because we do not allow this kind of concerns happen again,” said Chen. “We strongly suggest customers to purchase the PowerColor products through our certified distributors and channel partners for a maximum protection of their rights and benefits,” concluded Chen.
(vi havde desværre ingen på lager, så jeg kan ikke afkræfte eller bekræfte noget)
TUL’s Official Statement on the Subject of Forged PowerColor RADEON 9600 PRO
TAIPEI, TAIWAN (19 October, 2004) – Tul Corporation is hereby declaring that it holds no responsibilities of manufacturing and supplying the forged PowerColor RADEON 9600 PRO graphics cards, found in market earlier this month. Furthermore, Tul has already announced the discontinuation of the product – PowerColor RADEON 9600 PRO 128MB available in 400/600MHz – around Computex Taipei back in June this year.
A few graphics cards, under the PowerColor brand name that contained conflicting ATI processors, were surprisingly found available in a retail store. With the fact that Tul has discontinued the PowerColor RADEON 9600 PRO 128MB in 400/600MHz, which announcement also being posted on Tul’s official website for four months by now, Tul suspects the occurrences of false usages and sales of PowerColor products by unknown parties. Ted Chen, C.E.O. of Tul Corporation, stated, “The forgery act not only jeopardizes Tul’s credibility to its customers and Tul’s relationship to the channels, it also drives the VGA industry to an unhealthy condition.”
To prevent possible forgery in the future, Tul immediately initiated actions that include sending out warnings to its closed partners, posting an important announcement on the website to its end customers, as well as distributing an official statement to the press worldwide. Moreover, Tul is in the process of originating a laser sticker on its upcoming packages so that customers can recognize the genuine PowerColor products upon purchase.
“As unpleasant as the matter is, our precautions are very essential, because we do not allow this kind of concerns happen again,” said Chen. “We strongly suggest customers to purchase the PowerColor products through our certified distributors and channel partners for a maximum protection of their rights and benefits,” concluded Chen.
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